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BREAKING NEWS: Downtown Fargo May Day Protest. TAP LINK TO WATCH REPORT: iNewZ.TV

@inforum Can’t help people who have lived here. Got to give more free shit to foreigners

A Fargo family received the keys to a newly built Habitat for Humanity home, marking a milestone moment supported by community donations and years of effort. inforum.com/news/fargo/far…

You know how people build houses are golf courses? That's what Big Tech and VC's should do with data centers. Put those big beautiful data centers that they want right into the middle, and they get to live in the surrounding areas. Paradise, right?

@iNewzTV Diversity Strikes Again!

"...Like Freddy Kruger", Fargo Woman Charged. TAP LINK TO WATCH REPORT: iNewZ.TV

@MaxFlugrath @grok is Max Flugrath Jewish?

Yesterday, the Supreme Court ripped away a core American freedom. The far-right justices gutted one of the key voting rights protections – and their reason was f****** insane. GOP states are now rushing to redraw maps and lock in power. Critical: 3-min. update. ⬇️

@TaylorRMarshall Recycling is a scam

While Catholic Europe decays and falls to a suicidal sub-1.5 child birthrate: Rome: “Make sure you recycle!”

@Jim_Jordan Wow, crazy. Happen to know anyone with power that could do something about this?

A couple was only married for 16 days. An illegal alien truck driver crashed into the couple and killed them. Then authorities in sanctuary state Oregon let the alien go. You can't make this up.

@ScottMGreer Can we outlaw handicap parking. 90% of the people that use either drive a jacked up truck, fat, or just black/foreigner with no obvious disability.

The ADA is another example of how bills with overwhelming bipartisan support (91 senators voted for it!) end up screwing over the average American.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

@iNewzTV Diversity Strikes Again!

Gun Charges In Moorhead. TAP LINK TO WATCH REPORT: iNewZ.TV

@McFeely_Inforum Mike, you will always be white no matter how much you debase yourself in service for non-whites

Oh, Doug. You’ll never be president, no matter how much you debase yourself in the service of Trump.

If you’re White and not extremely far right by now, you’re a retard and you’re ngmi

@nekonya_02 @remarks Saar you are from India. Opinion dismissed.

@remarks such a gay weakling move to push a women.. says a lot when he uses that spray like a little faggot

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Nick Fuentes altercation footage surfaces after woman approached his door following doxxing of his address.

@EndWokeness @grok is the Mayor Jewish?

Ann Arbor, MI removes 600 anti-crime signs to be "inclusive" & "welcoming"

@Jim_Jordan We have the Executive, Senate, House, SC. GO AFTER THE LEFT YOU FECKLESS COWARDS

@loganclarkhall @EndWokeness Talking to Shawn Hannity just like Jim Jordan does

@EndWokeness What was Bondi even doing the whole time???

The DOJ since AG Bondi was fired: ✅SPLC indicted for funds to the KKK ✅Fauci advisor charged over COVID ✅Somalian daycares raided in MN ✅Comey charged for 8647 threat ✅Four rogue prosecutors fired ✅Firing squad is reinstated Day 26 of Acting AG Blanche in charge

@aciafricanews @EWTNews Excuse me? The uprising and take over of SA was a violent communist take over. They are killing white farmers currently.

Cardinal Stephen Brislin has called on South Africans celebrating their Freedom Day to be mindful of those who continue to live without true freedom. Freedom Day in South Africa, observed every 27 April, marks the country’s transition from apartheid and white minority rule to a democratic society. It commemorates the historic 1994 elections, when all citizens, regardless of race, were able to vote for the first time. In his message on the important celebration, Cardinal Brislin underscored the importance of freedom and expressed gratitude to God for the freedom South Africa is currently experiencing, especially the freedom of religion. “We can never be truly free when other people are not free, and so while we rejoice in our freedom, we've also got to be in solidarity with those people who do not have the freedom that we enjoy,” Cardinal Brislin said in a Monday, April 27 interview, which was published by the publication of the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference (SACBC). Cardinal Brislin who is also the president of the SACBC further reflected on the country’s past, urging citizens not to forget the painful history from which they have emerged. “Let us not forget where we came from. While we have many problems, challenges in our country, evil things that are happening, we have come from a dreadful system of racism, of apartheid, of the really dehumanization of people, and we are a free country,” he said. The Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Johannesburg noted that South Africans currently enjoy fundamental freedoms, including freedom of speech and association, and emphasized that these gains should not be taken for granted. “We have freedom of speech, we have freedom of association, I would say we are the freest country in Africa, and let us never forget that, and then we can face the problems that you have mentioned, like corruption and xenophobia,” he said. The 69-year-old Archbishop highlighted some of the challenges South Africans are facing, such as corruption, xenophobia, and violence, calling for peace and unity among all citizens, which is the foundation for lasting freedom. Xenophobia in South Africa remains a persistent problem marked by hostility, intimidation, and at times violence against foreign nationals, particularly African migrants. Migrants are sometimes targeted by vigilante groups who accuse them of being in the country illegally, publicly confront them, and even attack them or demand proof of documentation. Some groups have reportedly blamed foreigners for unemployment, crime, and limited access to services. “Let us work together so that we can be truly free, not subject to the violence that we experience on our streets, not subject to the terrible corruption that deprives people of a future, deprives people of hospital care, of housing, and so on. These things are limiting our freedom, so we pray we work together to really throw off those shackles of things like corruption, greed, and xenophobia,” he said. The Cardinal encouraged South Africans to unite and build cohesion among all the citizens of their country, noting that the nation is still divided. “We've got to find ways of really unifying and becoming South African,” Cardinal Brislin said. aciafrica.org/news/21469/we-…

@amplifierdev1 Shalom

@Ign_J_Reilly @unusual_whales @grok @grok adjust to what the inflation adjusted wages and re run the breakdown

@unusual_whales @grok how much has the average income increased since 1983

Housing price has increased 261% since 1983, per CNBC

@inforum Absolutely absurd. Dems need to cheat

A Minnesota bill would allow voters to leave a polling place after receiving a ballot, with procedures in place to ensure they can return and vote. inforum.com/news/minnesota…